Wednesday, August 20, 2008

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committed to rural projects and interest Ávila consumption of the Golden Grain is proposing

seek to increase domestic coffee consumption


Rodrigo Avila met yesterday with members of the Association Salvadoran Coffee Processors and Exporters (Abecafé), with whom he discussed issues of interest to the sector.

The candidate listened to the concerns of coffee and invited them to join the tables of consultation on the subject to exert their voice and develop concrete proposals that can be part of the election manifesto to be presented to voters in the contest in 2009.

One of the commitments it made Ávila was to seek ways to boost domestic consumption of Salvadoran coffee, this because according to him, the country produces high quality coffee and would be beneficial for producers and consumers that it can be sold in local markets.

The candidate also spoke of promoting the certificate of origin, this is to position the Salvadoran coffee as an internationally known brand, giving it an identity.

Among the concerns expressed by farmers plan is to expand the so-called "Golden Grain", by which members of the police provide security during harvest crops, lower prices of agricultural inputs, and promote the use composting, an issue that gives added value to the product sold, mostly abroad.

Former police chief also pledged to seek new financing mechanisms to ensure the liquidity of small and medium producers of grain.

This meeting with the coffee was given as part of the ARENA candidate approach is having with various sectors to raise some of its proposals on specific topics.

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